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Re: maintaining Ph for fry?
In a message dated 3/17/2003 10:11:06 PM Eastern Standard Time,
apistorama@fancifulfins.com writes:
> humans the liver is supposed to take out toxins and in normal circumstances
> the liver will last a long time. If a person starts drinking all the time
> and the liver "overloads" and you get all types of problems
What an analogy Eric. I never move the fish from where they spawn. I do
eventually take out the parents but, I like to leave them together as long as
possible. My take on the nutrients well, I was always under the impression
that it comes from the food they eat and not the water they live in. As the
fry get bigger I will do water changes with dechlorinated tap. I believe it
makes it easier for other people who buy the fish and don't use RO units as
some of us do. Oh well....just thought I'd add another slant.
Good Day All
Jerry*B*
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